[Verse 1]
Bugatti, the black one
Moussaieff Red Diamond
Pivetta Opera One
Fusaichi Pegasus
Oscar de la Renta
Falcon Supernova
Nu couché, Nu couché
History Supreme
 
[Chorus]
At the end of the day
Everything you chase
Runs away, they say
Everything you chase
Runs away
So I sit on the steps
Drink an iced tea or two
While I wait for things
To come out of the blue
At the end of the day
Everything you chase
Everything you chase
Runs away
Everything you chase
Runs away
Everything you chase
Runs away
 
[Verse 2]
Château Lafite Rothschild
Black Beluga Caviar
Patek Philipp in steel
Siberian Samoyed
Banwa Private Island
Rhein 1, Rhein 2
Things ain't what they seem

[Chorus]
At the end of the day
Everything you chase
Runs away, they say
Everything you chase
Runs away
So I sit on the steps
Drink an iced tea or two
While I wait for things
To come out of the blue
At the end of the day
Everything you chase
Everything you chase
Runs away
Everything you chase
Runs away
Everything you chase
Runs away
 
[Verse 3 / Rap]
Paris into Singapore and Tel Aviv
Valentino on my body, Charles De Gualle in CDG
Know I splurge exotic, but you thought it was a BNB
In an old school caddy wagon but you know I keep it clean
What this Prada did to me, it’s why I won’t drive in limousines
Gucci on my eyes, can’t identify identity
I’m wanting all amenities, I’m cultured from the 70’s
There’s diamonds in the centerpiece, you’ll probably want a set of these, damn
You seeming kinda low, how you change like we ain’t gotta know?
Gotta piece this shit together, we ain’t really have the dough
So I seen the spark, and I seen the fire go
 
[Chorus]
At the end of the day
Everything you chase
Runs away, they say
Everything you chase
Runs away
So I sit on the steps
Drink an iced tea or two
While I wait for things
To come out of the blue
At the end of the day
Everything you chase
Everything you chase
Runs away
Everything you chase
Runs away
Everything you chase
Runs away

Bowie Feat. Erick The Architect

You got a real Warhol on your wall but no real friend that you could call
You own old first edition books, you don’t read them, it’s just for the looks
They know your name at the Ritz Paris, they don’t like you at the Ritz Paris
You got a Benz AMG GT but you’ve never driven to the sea
You light your cigars with Benjamins, dirty hands despite the ruby rings
You date legal teens and beauty queens but you don’t know what real love means

After The Beep

[Verse 1]
You know a lot, you are well read
You look good with a cigarette
You buy me things that I don’t need
Like that coat made of Harris Tweed

[Chorus]
You are like a hologram
You shine but you’re an empty man
Still miss the boy you used to be
Might be delusion
Poor silly me
Why
Why
Why
Why 
Why
Why I still love you
Why I still love you
Why I still love you
I don’t know

[Bridge]
Bah, bah, bah, bah
Bah, bah, bah, bah
Bah, bah, bah, bah
Bah, bah, bah, bah

[Verse 2]
What I want is deeper, though 
Hard to put in words, you know
Something like we had before
You let greed through the back door

[Chorus]
You are like a hologram
You shine but you’re an empty man
Still miss the boy you used to be
Might be delusion
Poor silly me
Why
Why
Why
Why 
Why
Why I still love you
Why I still love you
Why I still love you
I don’t know

[Outro]
I don’t know
I don’t know
I don’t know
I don’t know why
I don’t know
I don’t know
I don’t know
I don’t know why
I don’t know
I don’t know
I don’t know
I don’t know why

(I Don't Know, I Don't Know, I Don't Know)

Unchained Melody

Unchained Melody (feat. Veil)

Welsh producer and bassist Huw Marc Bennett is set to release his beautiful new
album 'Days Like Now'. Steeped in organic sounds of jazz, folk, soul, dub and the
earthy, psychedelic roots of his homeland; the music has history but also harmonises with the new world around it, understanding the changing landscape.

"I feel as if this is both a step back and forward with my identity, piecing together what I like about Welsh and Celtic music and feelings", says Bennett.

"Trying to move forward with a modern approach and bravery in that I may not understand everything but this is mine to use and be proud of".

His last album, 2020's 'Tresilian Bay', was widely supported on BBC radio by 6
Music's Cerys Matthews, Gideon Coe, Gilles Peterson, Huey Morgan, Lauren Laverne, Stuart Maconie, Tom Ravenscroft and BBC Wales' Adam Walton and Huw Stephens.

The Vinyl Factory said it “Melds south London electronica and Welsh psychedelia,
along with elements of Afrobeat and highlife” while Electronic Sound said Bennett is "Another name to add to the growing list of UK new jazz talents".

'Days Like Now' started as a continuation of the worldly-funk sound of 'Tresilian
Bay' before morphing inwards to become a more personal reflection of Bennett's
connection with living in, leaving, and revisiting Wales from his now home in south
London. Playing bass, guitar and synths, the tracks were written, performed and
recorded by Bennett and as the writing progressed, he became more influenced by
thoughts of home and melodies from Wales' extensive cannon of beautiful songs.

"Now I am older, home means more to me than ever", says Bennett.

"I look back at what I took from there. Being brought up in a quiet Welsh coastal setting gives you a sense of community but also a longing for the bigger world. I like to think this record is exploring a lot of those outside influences I've been exposed to, but following my journey back to where I started, and even deeper in to the destination where perceive my identity".

On ‘Y Gwydd’, Bennett takes direct inspiration from the music of Wales, offering his
version of the popular folk tune ‘Y Gwydd’ (The Loom), first collected by Maria Jane Williams. The original words of the tune, compares the threads of life, to the threads of the loom.

'Red Valley' refers to the Welsh who left their homes between 1936 and 1939 to fight in the Spanish civil war against Franco and the rise of facism. Bennett says,

"It's just my little nod to the humble people who saw themselves as global citizens and the responsibility that comes with that, and that their individual actions truly mattered".

Featuring the voices of Angela Christofilou, Cleo Savva and Bennett himself, the
beautifully serene 'Pinc Sunset' captures that moment when it's hard not to stop and recognise the beauty of nature.

"Whether on a busy main street or streaming in through the window in your small room, it makes you stop and have a moment of clarity and peace. To look at yourself, who you are, where you are going, and where you have come from. And whatever that is, you own it".

After The Beep

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